On this day Rodong Sinmun Tuesday in a bylined article cites facts to prove that the Korean war was the most brutal and horrible war of aggression in history.

Though gunfire ceased, the U.S. and the south Korean war-like forces have persistently kicked up rackets to ignite a new war against the DPRK, the article says, and goes on:

They have steadily escalated military confrontation and tensions on the Korean Peninsula and posed a grave danger of a nuclear war to the DPRK, waiting for a chance to ignite it for six decades, far from drawing a lesson from their shameful defeat in the Korean war.

This year alone, the U.S. and the puppet forces staged Key Resolve and Foal Eagle joint military exercises and various other saber-rattling under the pretext of coping with "provocation" and "threat" from the DPRK.

The danger of a nuclear war is increasing as the days go by on the Korean Peninsula as the U.S. and the puppet forces are working hard to invade the DPRK at any cost while antagonizing it.

The DPRK's war deterrence for self-defence shows no mercy toward the aggressors, provocateurs, the article notes, warning those who seek confrontation and war will not be able to escape a miserable end and forlorn wandering spirit.